Hello all,
This has probably been asked before but how do I set up a filter for
my daughter so that she only collects mail that is for her, and the
same for my account so that I can`t download her mail.
That`s all for now
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Hallo Databug,
On Sat, 31 Aug 2002 11:18:08 +0100GMT (31-8-02, 12:18 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
D This has probably been asked before but how do I set up a filter for
D my daughter so that she only collects mail that is for her, and the
D same for my account so that I can`t download
Hello Roelof,
On the 31/08/2002, you babbled on about How do you set up account filters?
D This has probably been asked before but how do I set up a filter for
D my daughter so that she only collects mail that is for her, and the
D same for my account so that I can`t download her mail.
RO
Hello Jan,
On the 31/08/2002, you babbled on about How do you set up account filters?
RO Are you two using one account together, so
RO that your mail is collected from one pop3 box.
RO Or are you using separate accounts?
RO In the first case you can't download your mail
RO or her mail without
On Saturday, August 31, 2002, 3:25:47 PM, Jan Rifkinson wrote:
D Thats is kind of what i`m trying to do. But for
D this I need a filter option to leave certain
D mails on the servers and only download ones
D that are addressed to that particular aacount.
Filter all msgs to your account move
Hello Julian,
On the 31/08/2002, you babbled on about How do you set up account filters?
JBL Another option could be to set up a selective download filter in both
JBL of the accounts, set up to ingore messages for the other person, so:
JBL Account X - Ignore messages for Account Y
JBL Account
On Saturday, August 31, 2002, 5:33:38 PM, Jan Rifkinson wrote:
In the above scenario TB! is doing it twice. Its
a fine solution but as an academic question, I
wonder if there really are any *practical*
differences between a selective download [once
or twice] a single download
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